A Low-Rise Forest Resort Shaped by River and Safari
Nature-led architecture beside the Hiran
The resort uses a low-rise format within the forest environment of Sasan Gir, with its identity shaped by the Hiran River, surrounding greenery and proximity to Gir National Park’s lion-safari zone. The accommodation is distributed across cottage, villa, suite and tent formats.
Open-air communal spaces
Common areas include an amphitheatre, a main restaurant facing the amphitheatre, a riverside dining venue, a poolside juice bar, a riverside spa, a gymnasium and outdoor recreation areas. Bird watching and evening games reinforce the property’s garden-and-river character.
Cottages, Villas and Tents in a Wildlife Setting
A varied 40-room accommodation mix
The resort has 40 guestrooms across suites, villas, cottages and luxury tents. Room categories are described with private sit-outs or balconies, providing individual outdoor spaces connected to the surrounding forest setting.
A two-bedroom option for four
One documented configuration includes two bedrooms and two extra-large double beds, accommodating up to four guests. This provides a single shared accommodation arrangement for family or group stays.
Amphitheatre and River Views Across the Dining Collection
The Banyan Tree overlooking the amphitheatre
The Banyan Tree is the principal restaurant, serving buffet and à la carte meals across American, Chinese, Indian, Italian, seafood, Thai, local, Asian and international cooking. Its position overlooks the resort amphitheatre.
Italian dining beside the Hiran River
The Deck Restaurant provides riverside dining with views towards the Hiran River and sunsets. Its stated focus is Italian cuisine and mocktails, giving the resort a dedicated evening dining setting beside the water.
Poolside refreshments and in-room dining
The Pool Side Juice Bar serves snacks and fresh fruit juice beside the outdoor pool. In-room dining is also available for meals served within the accommodation.
